Mary Rose
A World Premiere Musical
Book & Lyrics by Ed Rutherford
Music & Lyrics by Jeff Bouthiette
Adapted from the play by J.M. Barrie (creator of Peter Pan!)
The show spins the tale of a haunted young woman named Mary Rose, and the mysterious supernatural connection between her, a manor house in Sussex, and a misty island in the Scottish Highlands.
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2021-2022 Non Equity Jeff Award Nominations:
Best New Work
Best Leading Actor in a Musical (Stephanie Stockstill)
Best Supporting Actor in a Musical (Kevin Webb)
January 7-February 12, 2022
At the Edge Theater, 5451 N Broadway St, Chicago
Performances Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 3:00 pm
Opening Performance: Sunday, Jan 9 at 3 pm
Run time: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, with no intermission
Starring:
Rosalind Hurwitz as Mrs. Otery
Michael Reyes as Cameron
Maxel Schingen as Simon
Jonathan Schwart as Mr. Morland
Stephanie Stockstill as Mary Rose
Maiko Terazawa as Mrs. Morland
Kevin Webb as Chaplain
Understudies: Quinn Corrigan (for Chaplain, Mr. Morland),
Jessica Lauren Fisher (for Mary Rose, Mrs. Morland, Mrs. Otery),
Joey Harbert (for Cameron, Simon)
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Known Understudy Performance Dates
On Thursday, January 27, Joey Harbert will play Simon.
On Thursday, February 3, Quinn Corrigan will play Mr. Morland.
COVID MITIGATION
All members of the cast and creative team are fully vaccinated. Our venue, the Edge theater, has up to date HVAC and ventilation, and we will only be selling up to 60% (out of 100) of our seats as general admission to allow for audience members to distance comfortably. All audience members must provide proof of vaccination while checking in (photo on your phone of vaccine card or actual vaccine card both accepted) and wear masks while in the venue. Concessions will not be sold in the lobby to minimize lowering of masks. Actors will be performing unmasked while onstage.